page_title: South African College Schools
section_title: Old Boys
hierarchical_section_title: South African College Schools / Old Boys' Union / Old Boys
caption_attribution_description: Photograph of South African Deputy Prime Minister Jan Hofmeyr on the left and South African Prime Minister Jan Smuts on the right
context_page_description: The South African College Schools - or “SACS” as it is commonly known, is a semi-private English medium primary and secondary education institution situated in Newlands - part of the Southern Suburbs region of Cape Town, South Africa. Founded in 1829, it is the oldest school in South Africa.
  SACS is one of four schools expressly endowed by Cecil John Rhodes to offer an annual Rhodes Scholarship to one of their graduating students.
context_section_description: Dr. Abdullah Abdurahman – Medical Doctor, Cape Muslim leader & founder of the anti-apartheid movement, African People's Organisation and human rights campaigner.
  Captain Andrew Beauchamp-Proctor VC, DSO, MC and Bar, DFC
  Kyle Brown – South Africa Sevens captain 2008–present and Olympic Games medallist Rio 2016.
  Abraham Fischer – Sole Prime Minister of the Orange River Colony in South Africa
  Jan Hendrik Hofmeyr — former Deputy Prime Minister of South Africa, Minister of Finance and Education, Administrator of the Transvaal and Rhodes Scholar
  Leonard Hoffmann, Baron Hoffmann PC — former senior British judge
  Peter Kirsten — former South African cricketer
  Dylan Lewis- South African sculptor and artist
  Gino Lupini – Italy Seven Rugby 2016–present.
  Nicolaas Petrus van Wyk Louw — Afrikaans-language poet, playwright and scholar
  William Ewart Gladstone van Wyk Louw — Afrikaans-language poet
  Percival Colin "Percy" Montgomery — former South African rugby union footballer, 2007 Rugby World Cup winner and the first Springbok to earn 100 caps.
  Dr. Cecil Moss — former South African rugby union player and South African Rugby Union coach
  Sir Allan Mossop, Chief Judge of the British Supreme Court for China
  Sebastien Rousseau – Three time Olympian Swimmer for South Africa, Commonwealth Games Medallist, South African Record Holder.
  Albie Sachs — former justice of the Constitutional Court of South Africa
  Ryan Sandes – ultramarathon trail runner who has won all four of the 4 Deserts races, amongst other achievements.
  Stephen Simpson — race car driver and former A1 Grand Prix Team South Africa driver
  Ross Skeate — rugby union footballer for RC Toulon and formerly for Stormers and Western Province rugby union teams
  Simon Walker — British business executive, government adviser and Director General of the UK's Institute of Directors
  Eric Lloyd Williams — journalist and World War II correspondent
  Solly Zuckerman, Baron Zuckerman OM, KCB, FRS — British zoologist, public servant and key World War II Allied strategic adviser
  Benjamin Duff Springbok rugby player
caption: Jan Hendrik Hofmeyr and former Prime Minister of South Africa, Jan Smuts
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